Common areas
Access in common areas must be maintained at all times.
Common areas must be kept free of trip hazards like personal property and doormats.
Pedestrian access
Pedestrian access to the building is via key fob through the main Gore Street entrance and secondary entrances in Rose Street.
An alarm will sound if the door to either entrance is open for longer than 20 seconds.
Fobs
The number of fobs you are issued is based on the number of bedrooms in your apartment.
Additional fobs can be purchased from the OC Manager for a fee, which can be waived for those whose access to the building is predominantly via ramps.
Car park access
The number of remote garage-door openers issued to you is based on the number of car spaces allocated to your apartment.
Use your remote to activate the garage door on Rose Street. Access is also available via intercom. A wall-mounted unit is located inside and outside the garage door.
To operate the remote, press it once. The door will close automatically after about 30 seconds. Motion sensors prevent the door from lowering on vehicles.
To replace the batteries in your remote garage-door opener, follow the four steps below.
Keys
The key to your apartment will also open most internal doors throughout the building. Your key does not open the main entrance or Rose Street door – only your fob can do this.
If you require additional keys, contact the OC Manager, who will provide you with the authority for the locksmith.
Omega Corporate Security on 9689 3488 is the building’s locksmith.
There is no master key for the apartments in the building. Only a locksmith can gain access to your apartment in the event you lock yourself out.
Key safes are not to be installed on common property.
Security
Do not grant access to the building unless you are confident the person seeking access is a resident. Visitors should be directed in the first instance to the intercom.
Always keep your apartment locked in your absence.
Security cameras are installed in most common areas to protect against damage and theft.
The cameras are also used to detect breaches of the Owners Corporation rules and can be made available to residents for a fee where an incident has been reported to the police.